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On 04, Nov 2024 | In | By JM

Beth Gibbons – Bibliothèque nationale de France – ARTE Concert

Artistic Direction for this performance at the Bibliothèque Nationale de France in the heart of Paris.

On 04, Sep 2024 | In | By JM

Beth Gibbons – For Sale (Live at Albert Hall, Manchester)

Beth Gibbons – “For Sale”, from the album ‘Lives Outgrown’ out now on Domino Record Co.
John Minton – Director
Ross James – Camera Supervisor
Joe Charsley-Smith – Assistant Director
Audio recording by Will Doyle
Mixed by James Ford
Mastered by Matt Colton

On 25, Jul 2024 | In | By JM

Beth Gibbons – Lost Changes (Live at Albert Hall, Manchester)

Beth Gibbons – “Lost Changes”, from the album ‘Lives Outgrown’ out now on Domino Record Co. Stream & save “Lost Changes”: https://bethgibbons.ffm.to/lostchanges Order & stream ‘Lives Outgrown’: https://bethgibbons.ffm.to/livesoutgrown John Minton – Director Ross James – Camera Supervisor Joe Charsley-Smith – Assistant Director www.mintonfilm.co.uk Audio recording by Will Doyle Mixed by James Ford Mastered by Matt Colton

On 09, Jul 2022 | In | By JM

Paolo Nutini – Visuals

Bespoke Visuals for a couple of tracks

Scream (Funk my life up)

Petrified

Commissioned by Rod Maclachlan

 

Simple Minds 40 Years Of Hits Tour 2020

On 20, Dec 2019 | In | By JM

Simple Minds 40 Years Of Hits Tour 2020

Major ‘Visual Design’ project creating content for Simple Minds as they celebrate 40 iconic years in music with a major world tour in 2020 & 2021. The band have announced details of the tour’s dates so far, which covers over 80 shows across more than 18 countries and includes a homecoming show at Glasgow’s SSE Hydro.

Simple Minds further mark their 40th anniversary celebrations with the release of ‘40: The Best Of – 1979-2019‘, a career-spanning compilation of their era-defining hits and fan favourites.

On 13, Nov 2019 | In | By JM

Minimalism Changed My Life: Tones, Drones & Arpeggios from Paraorchestra

Paraorchestra with Charles Hazlewood

Filmed at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre, London, 28th September 2019

Film by John Minton

Through live music, storytelling, and AV Minimalism Changed My Life showcases the transcendental powers of Minimalism.

This video sets this world-changing musical movement that inspired the show in global historical context.

Based on Charles Hazlewood’s acclaimed 2018 BBC4 programme, Tones Drones and Arpeggios; Minimalism Changed My Life explores work by some of the great composers of the genre who rebooted classical music in the 20th Century.

Key musical minimalist ingredients are blended with a visual narrative that brings the stories behind the genre to life – including Charles Hazlewood’s own journey into minimalism – firmly placing them in a global historical context; sexual liberation, economic instability and the existential threats of the Cold War and Cuba Missile Crisis.

Minimalism Changed My Life is a truly unique opportunity to experience the last big idea in classical music, one that has rocked mainstream music and reverberated through the genres ever since.

Terry Riley: A Rainbow in Curved Air
Mike Oldfield: Tubular Bells
Philip Glass: Music in Similar Motion
Pauline Oliveros: A Woman Sees How The World Goes With No Eyes
Pauline Oliveros: The Last Time (Ultima Vez)
Steve Reich: Music for a Large Ensemble

Produced by Paraorchestra

On 12, Sep 2019 | In | By JM

Minimalism Changed My Life

Paraorchestra with Charles Hazlewood

Through live music, storytelling, and AV Minimalism Changed My Life showcases the transcendental powers of Minimalism.

This video sets this world-changing musical movement that inspired the show in global historical context.

See the show at Southbank Centre. London 28th September & Bridgewater Hall 2nd October.

Based on Charles Hazlewood’s acclaimed 2018 BBC4 programme, Tones Drones and Arpeggios; Minimalism Changed My Life explores work by some of the great composers of the genre who rebooted classical music in the 20th Century.

Key musical minimalist ingredients are blended with a visual narrative that brings the stories behind the genre to life – including Charles Hazlewood’s own journey into minimalism – firmly placing them in a global historical context; sexual liberation, economic instability and the existential threats of the Cold War and Cuba Missile Crisis.

Minimalism Changed My Life is a truly unique opportunity to experience the last big idea in classical music, one that has rocked mainstream music and reverberated through the genres ever since.

Terry Riley: A Rainbow in Curved Air
Mike Oldfield: Tubular Bells
Philip Glass: Music in Similar Motion
Pauline Oliveros: A Woman Sees How The World Goes With No Eyes
Pauline Oliveros: The Last Time (Ultima Vez)
Steve Reich: Music for a Large Ensemble
Produced by Paraorchestra

On 11, Apr 2019 | In | By JM

Beth Gibbons & the Polish National Radio Symphony – II. Lento e largo—Tranquillissimo

We are pleased to announce regional UK screenings of the full length concert film of Beth Gibbons performing Henryk Górecki’s Symphony No. 3 (Symphony of Sorrowful Songs) with the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra featuring conducting from Krzysztof Penderecki.
Locations & tickets: http://smarturl.it/BGScreenings

NEW SCREENINGS:

7 & 10 April – Belfast – Queens Film Theatre
13 April: Cine Tonala – Mexico City (Sold Out)
19 April: The Projector – Singapore
19 – 22 April – Bristol – Watershed
19 & 20 April – Glasgow – Film Theatre
27 & 28 April – Exeter – Phoenix
4 May: The Projector – Singapore
6 May – Nantes, FR Le Cinématographe
9 May – Clevedon (Somerset) – Curzon
13 May – Inverness – Edencourt
18 May – Newcastle – Tyneside
28 May – Sheffield – Showroom
31 May – Dundee – Dundee Contemporary Arts
14 – 16 June – Cardiff – Chapter
15 June – Birmingham – Midland Arts Centre (MAC)

On 30, Jan 2019 | In | By JM

Beth Gibbons & the Polish National Radio Symphony – Henryk Górecki: Symphony No. 3 (Trailer)

Domino is proud to present Henryk Górecki: Symphony No. 3 (Symphony of Sorrowful Songs) performed by Beth Gibbons and the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Krzysztof Penderecki. The performance took place at The National Opera Grand Theatre in Warsaw on November 29th 2014. In advance of the concert, Beth Gibbons undertook an intense preparation process, including tackling the challenge of learning the original text (and the emotional weight it carries) without speaking the mother language.